3 bedroom terraced house

GUIDE PRICE £375,000 - £395,000

This attractive mid-terrace family home, built in the 1960s, has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owners. The ground floor offers a spacious, open-plan living area that combines the living room, dining space, and a brand-new kitchen, with plenty of natural light. At the back of the home, the conservatory opens directly onto the private, south-facing garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Upstairs, the property includes two generously sized double bedrooms, a smaller single bedroom, and a modern family bathroom. Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac, this property is ideal for first-time buyers and families, with easy access to Rusthall High Street and local amenities such as St Paul’s CofE Primary School and Rusthall Common. 

As you step through the front door, you enter a bright and spacious entrance hall with ample storage tucked beneath the staircase, offering a practical space to store shoes and coats. To your immediate right, there’s a convenient downstairs toilet, ideal for family use or when hosting guests. Walking straight ahead, you are greeted by the expansive, open-plan sitting and dining room, providing a spacious environment perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Natural light floods the room through a large front window, and the space flows effortlessly into the adjoining kitchen. The kitchen has been recently updated with modern integrated appliances, including a Bosch oven, recirculating extractor fan, and dishwasher. It boasts a contemporary feel with efficient lighting, including spotlights under the cabinets. The design also allows for casual seating at a breakfast bar, perfect for quick meals or morning coffee. Continuing through, the conservatory which is currently used as a utility space could easily be transformed into a relaxation room or home office. The conservatory opens directly into the south-facing rear garden, which feels private and welcoming.

Heading up the stairs to the first floor, the hallway leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The smallest bedroom at the front of the house offers flexibility and is currently being used as an office but could easily serve as a nursery or a cosy guest room. Next, there’s a spacious double bedroom, filled with natural light from the north-facing window. This room offers plenty of space for a large bed and storage options, creating a calm and peaceful environment. The third and largest bedroom at the rear of the property enjoys a lovely south-facing window that floods the room with sunlight. This generously sized room can accommodate a king-sized bed and additional furniture, making it the perfect master bedroom. The family bathroom is well-designed, featuring a full-sized bathtub with an overhead shower, modern fixtures, a low-level toilet, and a stylish washbasin. The bathroom’s sleek design creates a relaxing and functional space for daily use.

The rear garden is a true highlight with its southerly aspect, ensuring it benefits from plenty of sun throughout the day. The enclosed space offers a peaceful retreat with a mix of decking and lawn, perfect for both children and adults to enjoy. A charming pergola and outdoor lighting provide the perfect ambiance for evening gatherings. Parking is available in car park spaces at the end of the terrace. Additional on-street parking is also readily available for guests or extra vehicles.

The local bus service runs approximately every 15 minutes and heads into Tunbridge Wells. The Mainline Station is 2.1 miles by car, this offers services to London and the Coast. Tunbridge Wells offers an eclectic mix of shops and eateries, from large well known chains down to the more independent, boutique types. There's also a mix of schools for all ages and abilities.

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